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You can try one of the following: SQL Server Compact VistaDB Personally I like VistaDB better. Cavar

You know, I started to do a Select Case similar to that, but I couldn't remember the format and was trying Case 0 - 45, which obviously won't work becase 0 - 45 is -45. Besides, F1 is too work to press since I am super lazy. ;) Plus I've been doing C# for so long now and have become accustomed...

See if the attached is close to what you need. I put some value in the app.config file, which would allow you easily change the multipliers. You could also do something similar with your point ranges. Things to note: 1. Your screenshot had a Years Phased Out field, but your message indicated...

This should get you close enough to make any changes and do what you want to do: Public Sub RecordSetTemplate() Me.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCursor Try Using conn As New SqlConnection("connection string here") conn.Open() Using cmd As New...

You can also create a shortcut key combo for it if you like by clicking the "Keyboard" button on the same dialog displayed by "Tools / Customize / Command / choose category Debug". But, the button may be easier to use. CT

You could do something like and just replace the space with what ever character you want to put on the end. textbox1.Text = IIf((textbox1.Text.Length Mod 2) = 0,textbox1.Text,String.Format("{0} ", textbox1.Text))

It does have VS 2005/2008 Server Explorer Integration and they'll be adding LINQ Entity Framework support at some point, if you're into that sort of thing. CT

Sorry, I meant SQL Server Compact Edition. VistaDB can be used on WinXP and Vista. Personally I like VistaDB, but SQL Server Compact Edition is free, so you can't beat the price. Here's a comparison between the two products. CT

I use VistaDB and Micorosft SQL Server Mobile. CT

How about Actipro SyntaxEditor - Windows Forms .NET Control ? It may not meet all your needs, but it will probably meet 99% of them. CT

Any company that is that concerned about internet access should have a Firewall and would be using its built in monitoring instead if writing their own application that wouldn't monitor as much? And if people are going to websites they should be going to, then block it with the Firewall. CT

Telerik and Developer Express both offer nice AJAX enabled ASP.NET controls.

Chilkat makes nice components and we've used several at work. If you think you might need SFTP, FTP FTPS, etc. I'd recommend Rebex. CT

So, I've been reading up on creating a n-tier application and understand some of the basics such as selecting, saving and deleting data via custom business objects. All of the samples I have found so far select data using something similar to the following in the Business Logic Layer: Public...

Or you could do concurrency checking by adding a timestamp column to each row. This column would have a default value of getdate() for when new rows are added and you would update it when you save your data. So, when you query your record for editing you'll have the last time it was updated...

You can try to replace the line feed character using the following: yourString = yourString.Replace(Environment.NewLine, String.Empty) CT

Try yourstring.Substring(0, 2). You'll need to ensure that your string is at least 2 charracters though or it'll throw an exception. CT

Linq to SQL Tutorials I found this excellent set of Linq to SQL tutorials today by Microsoft's Scott Guthrie combined into a 118 page PDF document. CT

Usually the song duration is stored in the file, not as the file size. There are various methods for getting the duration depending on file type, .mp3, .ogg, .wma, so we can't tell you which method you need without more info. CT

It turns out it's not even a FoxPro issue, since FoxPro doesn't even recognize the file as a FoxPro table. Thanks anyway. CT